Calculus AB/BC - 3.4 Differentiating Inverse Trigonometric Functions

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Okay but why do we check to see if it’s gonna be pos/neg? and why do we need it to be a certain one? My teacher uses these for our lessons but i didn’t understand it so i watched the video and it still doesn’t make sense to me 😭

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Can you use calculators for the last problems?

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Remember guys: "If you remember the formula, life is easy"

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this is why students have no real understanding of math

[@johnnolen8338]

All of your mnemonic devices cause unnecessary mental clutter. If you must memorize the formulas, then memorize the formulas. Remembering half a dozen different tricks to help you recall three basic patterns is ridiculous.

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@@abdallahsaleh1359 It's not hate. It's mental efficiency. There's simply no need to memorize a bunch of rules in order to memorize a handful of other rules. It's wasteful, IMHO.

[@abdallahsaleh1359]

@@johnnolen8338 tbh I was struggling to memorize the derivatives of inverse trig functions but I found this rule so helpful. Other than that I have them all memorized.

[@johnnolen8338]

@@abdallahsaleh1359 If it works for you, then it's good enough. For myself, I usually draw a reference triangle and then just derive anything I need to know on the spot from sine and cosine.

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@@johnnolen8338 it can be simplified into 2 rules which is a lot better than retaining 6 different derivative formulas.. also eventually after practice youll have them memorized by the formula and not as a mnemonic device